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TEtlED AT THE POST-OFFICE AT CAN-
yon City as second class mail
MATTER; ACCORDING TO LAW.
THE NEWS WILL ENLARGE ABOUT
SEPTEMBER 4TK.
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"TP! "i r -v -t -t-v
r. 1 lie K OriPV rf Pi' Kiicinncc
' r it . -1. -r-
30th, 1880, at the post office at
I Canyon City, Oregon amount
$ ed to $14,345, 70.
t
Mrs. Wm. McDowell has re-
urned home from below.
E. J. W. Stemrae spent sev-
oral days in the city the past
'week.
MR. J. SELLTNG
accepted .
-Dear
Hav
ring purchased the above stock of Dry Goods. Jlothing, Hoots and Shoos, at 50 per cent, un
mnufacturers' prices, he will ofler the entire sto:k during the XEXT THIRTY DAYS at
aer mnnuiacturers p
such tempting prices as to .effect
As the public are well acquainted with the quality of goods kept by the late firm, they
win nnu it to men interest to
A FEW QUOTATIONS FROM A FEW
T) O
.Prints, liffht., medmr.i and dark, por
yard, oc
Curtain Lace, wide, par yard 10c
D 11
Stihimer Silks, per yu.
.Buntings, all shades, i)er yd. .
50c
tj w
"Summer Snow Flakes, lilit shades,
per yardd 10c
Black Silks, heavy, per yard. . 1 00
Double width Bcges, 14 inches, all
wool, jjer d. 75c
Single idtli Beges, per yd 25c
.Brocacled nomies, Sjnlng shades, er
vard 10c
Xiisle Gloves, 3 elastics 25c per pair.
ILisle Gloves, open work and lace, 4!
. . . elastics 50c per pair. !
Ladies' Full Arm Length Lace Tos
; 75c por par
Ziace Mitts with o elastics 00c per pr.
Satin and Gross Grain Ribbons, all
20c goods, . 10c per yard
C L O
"We advertise nothing but what;
we have
Pine Black Doeskin Suits, made in
"best style $22 50
All "Wool Full Indigo Blue Flannel
Suits, $10, 12 50
Gents' Fancy Cassimere Suits, all
-wool and all styles from $11 up
"White Marseilles Vests ...... $1 50
Children's Calico Blouses 25c
Fancy Cassimere Pants for work,
$175
1 1
" all wool, ..$3
" for dress, $5
ct
Ulack Doeskin Pants, elegant quan
tity $0 to$S
Specials bargains in Boys' Suits and
JDress Suits for Youths.
.1000 Fine Cheviot Shirts, job lot,
75c each
.Bed Spreads, heavy, lar;re size $1 00 Extra heavy Cheviot, anchor brand, Damask Towels, good size and qual-
"Unbleached Muslin, per yard ( to 10k pr ytm tyc itYj per cioz. 1 50
Bleached muslin, pf-r yard 7 to 10c Damask table cov?s, o..size,ench.l 25 Large Heavv Huckabuck Towels,
Cabot AY Sheeting, per yard 8c Genuine Scotch Gin:rhim,ir.vd.r2W ner doz. 2 00
Clotliing, Boots and Shoes
'The largest stock in town, and lower than any. Remember sale lasts only thirty days. Prompt
attention paid to country orders, Remember we can give but a small idea of our double stock
in an advertisement. Come and see for yourselves. Sale Commenced July 26th.
J. SELLING, SECOND STREET, FRENCH'S BLOCK,
THE DALLES, OREGON.
jj-muin,ujawwiij7
Mr, R. G. "Williamson, Supt. of
The Dalles and 33aker City Stage
3Line, informs us that soon the com
pany will put on new vehicles and
make travelling over the line more
pleasant. 2so better road to the
Columbia River for the distance can
be found than the one travelled by
this line. The scenery is beautiful
and when new wagons are put on
the route it will be a line trip.
Jacob Hellmandach, John Wolfin
ger, and others started last Tuesday
on a fishing excursion to Fox Val
ley. "We hope they will entrap ma
ny of the liny tribe.
Mr. Williamson has let the eon
tract from Canyon City to McDer
riiitt to "Frank McBean and John
Carrey. McBean gets this end and
eTohn gets the other.
Mrs. T. H. Meador made the
jSTEws-offtce a pleasant call last
week.
C
THE DALLES, JULY 20th, 1.880.
Your cash ofler for our entire stock, although very iow",
BLUMENTHAL & SEILitSlNGER.
Sik:
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inspect our goous ana prices oeiore
M E S T I (J D E P A II X M X
iSapkins, per dozen. . . , 75c
Napkins, all linen, per dozen 1 00
Corsets 25c to $2 00
E S 8 G O ()T)S j ) K V A K T U V)
Brocaded Novelties silk mixed, per
yd. :37c
Black silk TIvofc, j)er vard.. . .1 25
10 pes Cashiaer? Black S:lk. worth
$o, for $1 75 a yd.
12 pes Black Cashmere, full 40 in-
ches wide, all wool, 90c pr. yd.
10 pes Black Cashmere, for full dross
occasion, $1 25 per yard.
F A N (J V D li V A II T M 1': N T .
Brocaded and Fancy Ribbon.
Ribbons by the bolt at astonishing
low irices.
Silk Handkerchiefs.
Large Brocaded Silk Handkerchiefs,
50c, 75c, $1
New styles Collars, fancy patterns,
lace trimmed, 25c
T H I N C J) E P A R T M E N T.
A 1 "White Shirts, new heart cut $1 e.
Unlaundried "White Shirts, best ma
terial 75c each
Mens' Nijjht Shirts, "Wamsutta Mills
Merino Shirts, retailed at jobber's
prices 25, 37 50, 75c
Merino Drawers, retailed at jobber's
prices 25, 37-.V, 50, 75c
Mens; Heavy suspenders 25c
bovs' Suspenders 25c
British Unbleached Hose, super stout
25c )er pair
German Hose, a fine article, un
bleached, 12Jc per pair
Lisle Thread Hose, 25c per pr.
English Stripes, full fin. 25c per pr.
Fancy Cotton Hose, 12J, 15, 20c
j). B. Hancock has struck a quaats!
lede about 10 miles above this place,
which prospect.s well and lie also says
lie has found the old "Canyon Creek
pay cbao Del," and says he has all he
wants now. We Lope he has found the
(Id "pay ftn-ik" for there is aiillions in
it for all parties.
0 ANION CITY LODGE, NO. 34,
A. F. and A. M., holds its regular
Communications on the Saturday even
ing of or next preceeding the full moon
in each month, at seven and half o'clock
P. M.
W OBAH LODGE, No. 22. IOO.
Jfi I, meets every Thursday evening
at their Lodge Room in Canyon City.
Visiting brothers are invited to attend.
By Order of N". G.
OUNTAIN VIEW LODGE, STo.
33. I. O. 0. ?., Prairie City, Ore
meets everv Saturday Evening.
Members of the order are invited to
attend. By order of the N. G.
purcniising
DEPARTMENTS.
T
Bath, Turkish and liussiati Towels
each 25c to 50c
Felt Table Covers.hcavy 1 00 and 1 25
Table Linen half bleach'd ox. heavy . .
Table Linen, bleached, a very tine
article,
N T .
WHITE GOODS.
French Cordod Pique 12 yds for 1
Figured Piques 12 yds for 1
Egyptian Piques, worth 25c 12ic per
vard
Open work Piques, worth o5c, 20 c
per yard
Bishop and Victoria Lawns 20c per
yard
Swiss Tarletan, Jaconets, etc., full
lines, low prices.
i Calico Parasols . .25c and 50c each
Fine "Jilk Parasols, SI 50, $1 75, $2,
each
Children's Fine Hose, silk thread,
12 Ac per pair
Elegant Hose, for Ladies, fancy
styles, 25c per pair
Fans in new designs,. . 10c and 25c
Light Summer Hose for Men 8, 10,
12-ic
Overalls, heavy denim 50, 75c
Overalls, patent pants imttern, iron
tight 75c, $1
Jumpers, blue drab and mode, duck
or denim 50c.
nlack Silk bows 25c
Black Silk Long Scarfs and Chenal
lers 50, 75c
Fane' Scarfs, all newest designs
from New York 15, 27 1-2, 50, 75c
nest Quality Mens' Lisle, Gloves, pat
ent button ' 50c
Dog Skin Tan Driving Gloves $1 pr
French "Wove Border Handkerchiefs,
all linen 25c
Large Size Cambric Handkerchiefs
mc
Silk Handkerchiefs 75c to 1 25
JOHN DAY.
On last Monday we mounted the
seat beside Mr. David Fisk and rode
down to John Day and alighted at
the store of "Tony" Hacheney whom
we found busy aid very tired He
informed us he had an immense
stock of goods on the way; also a
fine money safe. Next we called on
our genial young friend Ffarik Mc
Callum. Frank has made valuable
improvements in his store room, aiid
now has tho largest room in the
place. Instead of a variety store he
now runs a stock of general Mer
chandise. Frank also has a well as
sorted stock of goods on the way up.
Now comes McDowell & Ran. Thev
have a josy saloon and a nice little
billiard table, and dispence fine
liquors and cigars to their custom
ers. They are "bully boys" and
will not sell to minors or men that
are full See "adv." in another
column. From there we went to
the butcher shop of Thos. Howard
where we found "Tom." happy.
He has a nice shop, tender meat and
every thing handy and new and
knows pist how to work it up. At
the Hotel and Restaurant of AV. H.
Hell we found Geo. Kniesley, who
jmid us for theNEWs. The Hotel is
a "bran" new house and is destined
to bo the house of John Dav. It is
well patronized and Kelly is sure to
T T , . "1 4 -t
win. Jio gave us an "ad. ana also
suoscnoeci ior tne xnkws. isext, we
went to the shon of Hepinior &
Reamer and found the boys busy.
Mr. xteamer tooic us to ins mess
room and showed us the photo of
our brother publisher, "Tom. "Mer
ry. He is a fine looking man and a
fast friend of Reamer's, we should
iudsfo from the nice and valuable
presents no nas sent to mm, among
i i i i f i
which is a fine breech-loadinor shot
gun. Merry will be here in a few
days in the interests of the Empire
and we hope the peoplejvill use him
well. We go from there to McDow
el & Rail's where we find Jake Hel-
mandach, Wollinger,
and a host of others.
"Sol" Warren
Sol. Warren
saici ne wanted tne ..news ana so we
set ms name clown paid, ooi says
lie is a republican but as he went
through the war with Hancock he
will siirelV support him. Wo also
called on Mr. Gentrv, the new har-
ness maker; he has stock on the way
up and will soon open out in good
style. Mr. G. is said to be a No. 1
workman. Ho also gave us an ad-
vertisement. The stacre had arrived
by this time and promising the boys
to como again and stay all day we
took our departure for Canyon. In
passing through we noticed that the
building of Max Metschan is nearing
completion. Hank Jarrel is also
improving and all in all John Day is
"booming." The balance of the
town will be noticed the next time
we visit John Dav.
McDOWELL & RAN
PROPRIETORS JOHN DAY SALOON,
John Day, Oregon
The Bar is sunpiied with pure wines,
Liquors, Rear, Ale, Bincrs and Cigars.
1 fine BILLIARD TABLE in the Sa
loon. Give us a call.
Hotel And Restaurant,
JOHN DAY, - - - - - OREGON.
WM.H. JKEIXY, Proprietor.
The Table is supplied with the best
he market affords and every ntteu-
tion paid ior mo conuort or guesrs.
Meals jU ail hourF. Board, S7 per
week, single rueal 50cts.
Tin? fnllnwinrr nnrshna lin.vfi fiifbpr
subscribed or renewed their subscrip-
ion to The K ews smee List issue :
Geo. KniesLey. Wm. KeLlv.
Wai-Ren, Anders Audersson, "W. J
P.nnl-coxr or,rl D "R TTnnnnnl-
Prau-ie City is improving and be-
ffins to look like finite a town
0 - ,x
I
How do VOU like the looks of
. -x
thfi TSTfavs nnw Wp. hn.vp mnrn
type on the road and in Sen-
temoer will surprise the patives.
NOW is the time tG advertise
anrlsiiW.rihp rinmpnr, J
.y,, i,.i,.i, , flrttivar
'THE CENSUS.
The returns front all the districts of
the Stite have been rfccfe'ifsd, and Ore
gon is pro lid of the reaulfc; Tho follow-
ing tables givos the population by comv
ties in 1870 and 1S80
County. IS10. f-880:
Baker ;2,804 4,631
Benton 4,584 6,354
Clackamas 5;983 9,28
Clatsop wi.1,255 6,025'
Columbia , 873 '2,045'
Coos 1,644 4,849
Curry 504 1,210
Douglas 6,066 9,560
Grant 2 251 4,304
Jackson 4,778 8,160
Josephine 1,20 1 2,495
Lake 2,80
Lane . , , 6,426 9,370
Lion 8,717 12,711
Marion . . . j i 9,965 14,801
Multonomah . . , 11,510 28,148
Polk 4,701 6,513'
Tillauiook ... 408 808
Umatilla .... 2,916 D,481
Union 2,552 6,703
Wasco 2,509 1 0,228"
Washington . . . 4,261 7,091
Yamhill .... 5,012 7,950'
Totals . . k . i 90,923 175,535
Lake county was a part of Jack-'r
in 1870
Clapsop county showa the largest pfor
portionate gaio, oYor 348 per cnY
Wasco comes next, having increase 1
over 307 per cenL Polk and Benton
show the smallest increase, 38 percent
Tho five counties oast of the Cascades
Buker, Grant, Umatilla, "Union and
Wasco, have increased from 18,032 to
35,347, over 171 per ct-ttt; the six south
cm counties, Gooa, Curry, Douglasj
Jackson, Josephine" and Lake, from
14,736 to 29,079, oer 97 per cent)
Clatsop, Columbia and Tillamtibk from
2,526 to 8,878, over 250 per cfentj the'
nioe oountiea in tho Willamette Vally"
from 61,169 to 102 231, over 67 per
cent.
The population of cities and towns if
shown in (his tnble (why Ashland,
H lhhoio and other places are not giv
er, we cannot state):
Purtland
1 6,049
2,9lg
2,85d
2,753
2578
4,871
1,155
1,138
1,13
839
884
m
410
623
.562"
442
41ST
Por.'i-
East Portland
(Salem
Astoria
The Dalles
Albany
Oregon City
Eugene
Corvallis
Jacksonville
I Baker City
Roseburg
Caoyon City
McMinvillo
Dallas
Dav ton
Union
Exelusive of Chinese 4,500 in
land and 298 in Astoria.
f North Salem, South Salem1, and
other districts outside the corporate-
limits, will raise Silem to 5,-OOOr
Morrel's Minstrels gave tnre'S
of ther pleasing eutertainmentef
this city, this week, to full
faction Each and every char
acter is well taken and carrie'd
through to perfection. They
nlnv in Prairie Citv to-nisrht:
ud we they wju recdivd
a $100 house; in Baker City
on the 11th and 12th, Uniouf
13th and 14th. Give them good
houses and have a good laugh,-
for you all are bound to laugh
as the boys are full of fun and
they let it out. e are sorry
that we cannot give the com
pany an extended notice andi
mention each character. But
go and se for yourselves.
Ogo., July
MesSl'S. Hodjie, DaVIS & LCvI
Dear Sirs 1 Hate Deen xrouDiea xoc
about 3 years with a severe pain in the
back, loins, and hips, so that at times
,
T woo iitKiHlo tn rKfl nr lit) ftHV K1DQ Ol
JU f ig U11U KJ I W V w " - J
work whatever. Heariritr through a
friend of the virtues of tbc Urcgon JLiaf
"?L tlT " 1" TnWt 1
mending it to my afflicted fripnd?.
nl5-3m THOMAS HOW
wi. v w i Will V VA'i